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Trump insists that he is not looking for a cease-fire with Iran
The former communications director of the McCarthy McCarthy Mark Martin Bednar confessor joins `Fox & Friends First ” to discuss the American role in the current conflict between Israel and Iran, because the president insists that he is not aiming for a cease-fire.
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President Donald Trump refused Tuesday that he had left the G7 summit in Canada early to work on a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, suggesting that it was for something “much bigger”.
Trump told journalists on the Air Force One overnight Return flight to Washington That he sought to achieve something better than a cease-fire and that he met the advisers in the location room early tomorrow.
“We look better than a cease-fire,” said Trump. “We are not looking for a cease-fire. I didn’t say I was looking for a ceasefire.”
When asked what was better than a ceasefire, Trump replied: “An end. A real end, not the ceasefire. An end.” The president added that “completely abandonment” was also an option.
President Donald Trump speaks with journalists while stealing on the Air Force One on the way to Calgary, Canada, at Joint Andrews, MD., Monday, June 16, 2025. (AP photo / Mark Schiefelbein)
Trump earned information earlier that he rushed to Washington to work on a ceasefire, saying on his social platform of truth that “it certainly has nothing to do with a ceasefire. Much bigger than that”.
Trump also issued a worrying warning on the platform on Monday evening, writing that “Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon” and adding “everyone should immediately evacuate Tehran!”
When journalists in the Air Force, One, asked questions about his call to Tehran residents to evacuate, Trump said that there was no threat, but “there are a lot of bad things and I think it is safer for them to evacuate”.
Trump, however, echoed his position on the Iranian nuclear program.
“Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon, it’s very simple,” Trump told journalists.
Trump says Iran would like to “talk” to compose an Israel-Iran conflict
He accused Iranian leaders of not wanting to reach an agreement on their nuclear program and suggested that he was now less interested in speaking with them.
“They should have do the case. I said to them, “Agree,” said Trump. “So I don’t know. I am not too much mood to negotiate. “”
Trump told journalists that Iran should have concluded an agreement and that the regime could not be authorized to have nuclear weapons. (AP photo / Mark Schiefelbein)
When Trump was asked again if the United States getting involved militarily would ensure an erasure of the Iranian nuclear program, Trump said: “I hope their program will be wiped out long before that. They will have no nuclear weapons.”
While Trump seemed to be a drop in negotiations, he said that he could consider sending the vice-president JD Vance and an American special envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff to meet Iranians.
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“It depends on what is happening when I return,” said Trump about the Israeli-Iranian conflict, telling journalists that “nobody has slowed down so far.”
Kaitlin Sprague of Fox News, Luke Trevisan and Nick Rojas contributed to this report.
